As part of the Paing Hechanova Youth Leadership Awards, the Top 10 finalists powered through an action-packed two-day boot camp and team-building experience designed to level up their leadership skills, strengthen their initiatives, and expand their impact in the communities they serve. Organized by IPP Keith Harrison and facilitated by Rodrigo & Marie Segura, together with Dir. Roger Collantes, the boot camp featured high-energy, hands-on sessions, dynamic collaboration, and

RC Makati's Christmas Party, December 9, 2025 at the Manila Polo Club

"When Super Typhoon Uwan struck Catanduanes, it left massive flooding and thousands of families struggling to rebuild their lives. In response, the Rotary Club of Makati swiftly mobilized its Hope Mission, bringing essential aid and a message of solidarity to the hardest-hit communities." "On November 16, the gutsy team led by President Eddie Galvez, along with PN/Dir. Chris Ferareza, Disaster Relief Chair Nicky Ramos, and CoS Ron, flew to Virac for a full day of humanitarian

It was another Mission Impossible kind of moment for the Rotary Club of Makati — the mission: to deliver much-needed medical services to families in Ilocos Sur before a looming super typhoon could strike. On November 7, the RC Makati team led by President Eddie Galvez, together with PN/Director Chris Ferareza, Community Service B Director Michael Hsu, and Anns Mitzi Parungao and Meg Rivilla, flew to Laoag and made their way to Vigan for a medical mission the following day.

October 24, 2025 | RC Makati Clubhouse

First Leg Governor's Cup at the Hallow Ridge, San Pedro, Laguna

The Rotary Club of Makati’s AI Academy is a pioneering initiative that equips underprivileged Filipino youth with Artificial Intelligence and data science skills, preparing them for meaningful careers in a digital future. Built on three pillars—Education, Empowerment, Employment—the program provides technical training, mentorship, and pathways to jobs, addressing both inequality and youth unemployment. As Rotary’s first AI-focused project in Southeast Asia, it blends innovati

The Rotary Club of Makati values nutrition, especially for young children. That’s why on September 10, the team once again gathered to bring hope and nourishment through the launch of a Feeding Program at Capt. H. Francisco Elementary School in Pateros, Metro Manila. Joining this mission of service were President Eddie Galvez, Past President Freddie Borromeo with Ann Jojo Borromeo, Director Michael Hsu, Past President Junjun Dayrit, and Rotarians Nicky Ramos and Yaron Hahami.

If there is one program the Rotary Club of Makati continues to uphold year after year, it is the mission to provide proper nutrition to children—especially in the most critical early years of life. Beyond our usual complementary feeding programs, RC Makati, in partnership with Kabisig ng Kalahi, has launched the Food Share Program—an initiative that provides food for today, while helping families build a more sustainable source of nourishment for tomorrow. On August 14, this

On Sunday, August 10, before the first light of day, the Rotary Club of Makati team set out for the UPLB Land Grant in Siniloan, Laguna—a journey for a greener future through the “Adopt a Hectare” program, in partnership with the University of the Philippines Los Baños – College of Forestry and Natural Resources. Led by President Eddie Galvez and First Ann Trina Galvez, the group included President Nominee and Director Chris Ferareza, Director CB Rivilla with Meg Rivilla and

When heavy rains from three typhoons intensified the Habagat, thousands of families across Luzon were displaced by devastating floods. In response, the Rotary Club of Makati launched the Hope Mission—a 6-day rapid relief operation to bring urgent aid and comfort to the most affected communities. From Tondo to Baseco, Laguna to Navotas, and even remote areas in Ilocos Sur—RC Makati and its partners braved rising waters, stormy skies, and logistical challenges to deliver: 1,02

RC Makati opened the new Rotary Year with UGNAY, a powerful art exhibit showcasing works by Dominic Rubio and member artists. Launched on July 9, the event raised nearly ₱2 million in one week—₱500,000 of which supports community service projects. Running until March 2026, UGNAY continues to bridge art and service, proving that when we connect, we create lasting impact.

Building on its commitment to accessible healthcare, RC Makati successfully conducted the second leg of its Medical Caravan, reaching communities in Baguio and Dau. The initiative follows the first leg of the medical caravan held last November in Ilocos, where services were delivered in Vigan. However, the mission was unfortunately cut short due to the threat of a super typhoon, preventing the team from proceeding to Narvacan and Baguio. On March 4, Pres. Eddie Galvez, Dir. M

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“Glittering.” That was how RC Makati’s charter presentation was described 60 years ago—and six decades later, the same word once again defined its 60th Charter Anniversary held at the Marriott Grand Ballroom, with the theme “A Timeless Symphony of Legacy that Shines and a Future that Inspires.” It was an evening of elegance, with nearly 400 guests dressed to the nines. The ballroom was transformed into a grand stage, highlighted by a diamond-inspired design and a massive LED

The Rotary Club of Makati marked a historic milestone with the First Graduation Ceremony of the RC Makati AI Academy (RCMAIA), honoring 70 scholars from BoysTown and GirlsTown as Certified AI Practitioners—pioneers ready to compete in the age of Artificial Intelligence. Pioneers of Possibility In his welcome message, RCM President Eddie Galvez congratulated the graduates for proving they are capable and ready to lead in the digital world. Supported by mentors, families, and p

Protocol has been observed, good evening. Now the truth can be told. In May 2022, I was still ambivalent about running for governor and in fact I was quite certain I was not going to. I was at peace with that, and therefore, it struck me like a bolt of lightning when I received a fateful call while driving with Sue Ann and my kids one Saturday afternoon. Gov Sid was on the line and he told me that the incoming board of directors of then incoming president Michael Escaler h

Good evening fellow Rotarians, distinguished guests, partners in service, and dear friends. Tonight, as we celebrate the 60th Charter Anniversary of the Rotary Club of Makati, we do more than mark the passage of time. We honor a legacy — a legacy built by members who believed that service above self is not just a motto, but a way of life. Sixty years ago, on March 12, 1966 a group of 46 distinguished gentlemen came together with a shared conviction: that business and professi